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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27


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f-las .s.. ...i af diG e-. ,.ena ier tae
Nr., Y.r. .,i.l if,rl..a l-.i'r.e,l, e.nH.s. .l
f~l- $50 p-f. nt it ls esu iou.at i-teg
ttir fr.t S.ee I'd & stS purchased irors
,f,ab q. a. si-t Af Gr,t ,h- e.lroai
,orfssa als. 6. - sa'il s'artias oiii.v -t
T.re.s. tfl.iitrl sgH Fourth avcga.r fo-
t.i.eit,- ,.f ls.... fti.t1 b..aiin- was at
i,, uhii ca rri inr t4- sr~n.i'o ~ uiiik
f-l'nt et. fhe d,.-terv 20. iaiik and .erm
p. o.. re- q. ..hf iH rs, ifa. huiijing was
f..l ,ir,t,s ea' a pass rscr station for TIE
---v Nas Tco !.avei smi iLtr'iorl ivii
r.s.l frat VISA ,lc Cirae- ten'rai station
,gs.- c..fl.ie;ri aftt ofcasl iu 1871 .lc ',riel
i.li'a.l t.,s c1rfa'oa-,l ler rcS.eascr pur-
t4,,ss. snI va. hazel 90 T. j Eauaua T.
,r.,. r ,-i =. a usc~-am aii'i sslincr gaf'.en
i.T Sso,. q, C.tair-~ for a tine. sa.i they Tut
,..- ii.i..iin. ..t ta.~tT tac eoatti ~ g IS row
nt Is ,-if li9. ,lgsH,g iae i.-t ieu years i
l..s l..it -awesaiu.s ~ au inauirs or tie
i'ai. ol f.'. iter'. el ro'3. ci tha rr,o'ia-
,n. Seer a. ssIr hsre bcaa ff,qae.t ard
la'a.
.t- rl..asse--, err a nnu'sr oi NrN YORK
r.- elaa '.ave ..sun.d n company 81 io>e inten
fr.s iu .i el thr .urd wow ogcun.ci
~ z % erni.,i Q i-r,, 80 u,aHe'it sNeih.-
f.tg I.. a-. aIl fnts prefrve f.is ceit 81
rp ..u .rffru.i g .s'i.t' H-r Iue rflcc
Flfs D.. f..i.lr.i.i fo 81 -I.nc.'t1 iu lSs. Hat-
ru,f sFef.a $3.50 Gre flr the property, hut
Il. f..'s.f f.Ftc lc'l IS st $.sn.c1
Ias se>. p. ~ tlr Iu.T h1sfs,. as uow iaikeTl
rv- E. i-tr r.ff f.fc few 'f- disc laeilit o. for
horse -.fl.-. fi.,-.s f'r dancing n1I concerts.
rrl 30 -Hfrrr ri'ii ~.ir,i.if. aid around tho
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

f00r are leeii1g depressed your sprsiile
i poor v0nr are nothertd with lesGsche.
Yoa zfe gdgstiv. uPryons. ard generally Cat
ol sotis aat want 20 er4ee Up. Brace hrs
bus no: with stiaalsats. spring medicines
oT EitieTs - bich have ios their basis very
cheap osa wbiskey aud which sgmn!aie
yo4 Tor an hour. and then leave YOU ia
worse condition than before. What yCu
want : At alternative that viii purity your
bloot. STAR healthy action % Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vitality. and give re-
newed health aud strength. Such q nsedi-
cine you viii and ia Electric hitters ani
only 5O cents 4 bottle Al Mm. h. Gibos
brl4s Store
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Flelssls - seF "a gAs histefF - klakh
Aset1t,4s- bss sns zftfeie ~ st si.e,tse "a IA
- ttst stss "a osxa s1pN<fts u9ez lif-
Fxtss s. sf1t t1cks iste- 1f,qi ssa1s 4f
lo3se g. Cz>fs - et9Es ca = esd Goa
- - pfioa ksfe yislfta * 1s traie nsizbca.
losss ssossy F0r tkis resss.a ~@ fssi war-
fsats3 Ia rsssieE olf TePf attzu and apecsy
ga IS s.<fais - ~ Fs,s bfe = n i
+ Thau ~ a. noes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

fr0ha3 3l4 ~ lrr Tho. ha> "a 4.rc s4<a ;
gensssl sss a. 81 trs1e a. Nna. ~ Tees
lfuk SseFx IS teeif giving Ssay - tefi'
sastofaess - - UoanY flse trssl DVU.xs q
nr kinss Ns~ Discover far l0nsump.
tiee. fneif trade simply ca9THsoas ga
ihi. Fefv ssinsa.s srtie'e tof fhs fscf th9.
il slwsys eales aud nexes di>zEa1.aas
toszts t8.5e. Asfbms Hropchiss. Crcup.
ap1 AL thTOs, aud lung diseases quickly
currc. Nou can test if re3crs huTpe b
EcitinE ; ifisl bottle fres. .aree sizs e.
Every bottle Axrsantei
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Scricg as come AID trade is immense
wIfo 81
Ny p ;ee "a 70 Lpv and guarantee
fts ard 1 r'r, late lc which sFs
..fne1 out A. toy tiscc.
Tz-sp c es SD h indictments.
The large ssso imsnf Of In-ot-d
md D5n, ,sti. Wool rs ever shown ia
q 8 cry a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

A hii ws~ ru.hsd iaroush both ITauas
tni. tera en- 20 grant fns fail psv which
Vps.3 istr aeen due Adiu'ant Genera
Robertson 10 the end ~ nf- term from Z %
ti,isc uf 2 IS ,.safi. bad hs rived. Tie tsoT-
sgfor ai si-u .t His saafy "a. 81 TO
ger uum.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
naeA.ea.. Arnicn salvs-

TIE Bzsr SALyE II the word for Cuts
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. TeIter. Chapped Hsuds. Chilblains.
Corns and ell Skin Erupiions, snd positive
~ cures piles. or 40 pay required. ~ 10
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction or
~lCney refunded. Price 70 cents per box
For sale AZ Wm II Iibbs drug stores
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

4 j.. has nsen introduced IN the House
% allow ibs uieahers FROM ~. Upper Pcn-
.lsoia - vxsFa rcr dsr during the - ssit n
Ts- Jeafnsifl-c on WaYs ami Means r, post
p fsvorshls ami th- hiil has been placed on
ts4e zerera order. il all PASS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

lIsi - The senate COMMITTEES was about
ta report fsv0rsbv on ihs charter amend
n. MS tor Grans i,ap.ds considered ~ the
a, ntnitiee 20 ae one % the ~urst iinLertd
5ufcsts they ever has 10 handle. 70 Vas dis
serrd th,t the fitis wss ee ec'ife. aud
i.t'ers were Dispatched Ia interested par,ics
~ eFc a-kifg Them - TX ~ up The only
.faeudu~nt ieU the one - tresie q City
srpnsurer sp3 The committee vid rcport
flsosanly on d. if thsv report st all. There
.. sous taiS of letting the matter
so i9T tuo years and give the
tsfand Ia ads people lime ouOugh 10
p, sJssif,r lie question of charter amend
fusnts before presenting them 10 tie
legislature a-sin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Thcre has been much trouble occasioned
here duIing thr session. and particularly
durre tais week. by lobbyists and outsiders
generally making use OF seats within the
har Of tic house. iho gallari,s are provided
FOR fbeni. bui member has he privilege OF
lnShiBg aIy one t0 his -est. But lobbviss
without invitations have ANNOYED members
snd retarded LEGISLATION by button holins
tnsia curing siitin.s snd today the nuis-
ercc Vas positively acsicd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Tie Inter STATE Commerce law has been
ihe OCCASION Of DBuCn comment. aud while
IS has been xpeCied thai all State roads will
follow the example o. tic Michigan Central
n eaiIiOg m passes. g,nulne surprise was
ext.renctd today by the fec.iD' by all
members Of holn Houses of passes over
me Michigan & ohio, good unti December
"a lSo5 vs. niis many have no5 nncc per
sonsl Fequess for pss-ts over other foads.
nJVc have heen ABown 10 refuse The free
tickets when sant 20 them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

Srocka aen over the State will he
.lat 10 earn OF the addition Of
horstS snd sieep 10 cattle in the law
creating Stale Live stock Sanitary
toAu.l-sion. lie iJ,a OF II all il a. pre-
,eui re porisl,on Ol ~tocS sick wilh IN
.eclion> a. isss So and 10 Kill all such within
the rl..its oi the State. IL has bscVme n
.t-i>'aiure sct aud has gone - the Gov
erLOT lyr his signature.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

There afe those who srs ssnguine than
Tie sss ot coassnt will be Eaissd 70 IS
wears. while they reluctlaaty az
mit ihe strength Of the "a year
faction. they aie s,ai that even four years
ta.e heen sdaed 10 the old Law from tie
cary daYs the So hss "a ~ year. aud
niolallS,s have stlIsen bard Ia have tue pro
&. ien sxtenG~G over i0DgsS tsr.od ihe
petition oi 5.V0 Detroit women vas he
l1easson Of ihIs btL ILsy sssed i0r -
wears Is the linit Dut they placed heir ng
ire toO hieh ana a. result viii probably
sein less than would have teen lie case II
IasirleQufst had hesn Tor io-ycaT limit.
~al4 a gel4loa w0Lii. Il is uAsiy, nave
feen merged into 4 Dli. And
t uoa'd have become lAw.
NO .itiie sport has been made OF these 5.uvJ
women down iu Detroit. becsuse Of ihe
PIE sent fashions Tor evening dress. They
Yetsi.OR irs - .atnie 10 call intercourse wlth
q giri. wLose physical Development has
Usrn Yeffrct four years. willingly or ni-
wiinnrfy granted. raDc. aud YET aDy young
mGu wbosr psssions are liable TO eruption
lrr cause i1sv nmi lnsidious temDtatiOn 10
t..mnit tne crffne at any rcspec sble party.
l.ook al the "a bloc called decolstr, "
b cs-I oIi before sul beAtnd. NaNc1 uOsO as
/ haaslnx xesiu-t bis sliri front, n Tie
uonce- ieinsif-, pc uue "A
B r'im a. illusion makes the sight
uore temuisiie tae iazy lauguOr oi
simmer house or some retired nook all
4 sou0i,cs an,i frequently meet the young
7 f4:rv or lempier the penaliy would be iin
/ pil-onspeut for life or .ess. according Ia lac
ireIils ui the Csse. II ls should oe made the
, 80 e consent. II wa> openly suggested on
+ re isor OF lie House that thesc eminently
/ ua,al women teiter cut on little Oi the
( "a tram Eld s,.ic!. u mOccsiiy over The ~
! iccclcite Tie young men need prOn ctiOn.
+ Beta, uske a law against immodest expo.
Z ,ufe al balls,
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

cox Luce las signed the act TO facilitate
he disposal aud seglle.r ent OF taxes on
vscent swsmp. school and other State
lands. Thee tracts are ol ten largely en-
cumbersd y hen pm chased and the law pre-
yiccs for The settlement by compromise
With township boasds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27

The bill 20 amend the charter OF Nuske-
gon 80 - TO establish new ward and rwp
niple supervisors has passed both ii ouses
and goes 10 the Governor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-27
4 DOSE OF QUIAISE
By the Telegram Herald 5
Lansing Correspondent.
r.E9.sIs Gi TIE lsi Of GaAaAI.
4 sssuue of ihs a<sN al ne : ate
CaostAi Cattle Diseases 5~sesR
L4nJ F&x Hesss sFea sRo
Or2ac Hsp. IS Cnsrtsr
amsadments. ktc.

tt>-sa A4f.a b lae dsala q AZ
.aisat tsaeEal Eoeeglsoa easg < oca. ossF
il Is place aat Inc cssssnossai his soesfai
on Mondzy psefsd s ssl.71s ebee. te
iez.slsiire pfgcsduns. Gus on IsesfssY tie
e.t nsA eoasn4ensea 20 Sflnd sea it hss
liDae iiitie else siacs, wita TIE exception ~
. utoaaam ~ ,lics oa lhsnasy over the
Ase - consent Dil ia he House and she
CID Fori capital fanshmens tii- Tie
oi.ra ehss lo.d box fhess debate fssQliei
0f.t ihs nnsl oafeon.e sg2its another hing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

S6E6 - 1v1ssa5oa q Ma
~ Go6oo ~ - Un1s4 ou1otoeo sook
11n110 - ~ ~, - 0oeoosoeo1 thslf
- t1ee - ss1vset - pseyisG al ne
fnn NAMn OF ran s'DfsAsn"
1heee slsessA living thels secluded lives
apaFs iron the world, have rsre spprecia.
uoo fof the humorous in lliA The same nun
who told the war incidents related with
charming ffsabne0 Q cunversatiou she had
overheard On the morning OF the writer's
visit The window Of her cell overlooks the
laundry department Of the place. aud tWO
Ifioh washer women were puzzlipg over .
word which they had seen In newspaper
that both were gazing as intently.
-, .A-n.s,,-2-,n.y'" 80, one Of the women labor
"And sure pbawt does that sphell,"
Queried the other.
Sorra one o. me knows" was the reply.
"whist. l have It now; IT'S girl, Ann"
To0mey."
A look OF intense derision settled on the
faro Of the second, ss she scornfully repiisd,
"Bsd cess to you don't you know It's the
name of dissse"
The good Irish broeue which the sister so
easily assumed WAS an excellent testimony to
her Milesian origin.
but suddenly the bell sounds, calling the
sisters to the recital of the ltsny, and soon
the chapel with its storied windows II filled
with q sweet aud holy melody that almost
makes one believe that he has accidentally v
stumbled In on q rehearsal OF the angelic
choirs o! Paradise. Nj. X
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. rHs FRsr GIRL 9RADUArR."
A MIXTURE OF Blue Ribbons. sentiment. roet
and Br ,Ren Resolutions.

~ "'>'"'e "' "lue N'o"o"'' s.e' ''"'
ana bf'seh RESOLUTIONS
Catherine Cole in Nes orleans Picayune.
Just at this time of the year q girl whom
know yery well is about to begin her VOYAGE
Of I;ta .s sbs ,srms a in hsr v.,a, ictorv
S,a ,' ~ ,S. sws., a,,i ,rs,n.,a sha h.s sa;,,
sue Is toe s~ee. eI, sradua'o, Sue nAs sent
OIL to sii the John lhomases OF her acquaint-
ance scented little notes OF invitation to at
tend the commencement exercises at the in.
s.itpta She ia yery pre,ty IL somswba,
80 an, ,.o.,. bs,,sd hair .,t ,,a,r
eiu'' "nu 20.
white rionons' ier spWu Is ~nNe Win q
sweeping tram. ~ Is 10 her i,ke sIoretsste OF
oriuAi uueIy. Sue - in .u.sei, SUI sup
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G401Rt9 GeQ14 No. 4oU - l.
= Nloauens 49, 11ey 49, Q1eoeG
SwS I'd vhiiS esiesise, Gssaes1 sa1 Ct
LOG over e2O0l Meeting hes q ~ olfeo4 ~
effect 10 precisely tAe nme end 10 rAu bet.
ter than that whtch thrss litsle knces Of rib.
bou, tastefully shoded, and costing about 30
cents would have produced. One receiving
. costly present may seek TO enhance the
pleasure OF the gtver by wearing II, but Il 10
simple ahsurdity TO wsete money ON expeu.
except to space In pocket and pressure ON
heart cornerA
Color is the one newness In gloves. There
IL nothing to prevent your choicest taste
being met this spring, save blindness or pow
erty. OrnAmeutAtion ts marked feature,
from the heavy black seam, like = gents, to
tiny bead like embroidery emiuently dainty
and feminina Mousqustaire 10 not In as
great favor ~ four and six button q 80 is
the average price 1t is the same with hose
nothing new can very well creep into shape,
20 ingenuity concentrates on color. Ribbed
lisle, at 80 cents. seem tn be the present
isvorite Lavender Is the color which you
would feel most pride in dropping into the
middle of the littis circle on the loor, or toss
ing on the top OF the dainty white pile across
the back of the chair as you start for the land
Of Nod.
Parasols are more striking In ornamental.
ticn, color, handles, and price than ever ee'
fore The most popular tor full dress are
lace covered, either tuil or plain, over color,
with deep nouuct. costing from $l2 upwards;
five dollars seeming To be the average price
| tor ordinary street wear A charming line
OF this sort shows u combination OF color by
| means u shaped pieces, real or simulaet,
running through the cover lenHthwise,
Bands OF ribbon velvet or lace, are also
drawn over the ribs with more or less good
| effect Handles are lovely, and would seem
| to have exhausted the utmost ingenuity in
| their devices The whole handle OF oNidized
| silver is u novelty. The low cut shoe OF
| patent leather will tie much worn on the
| street in the warmer weather with the "ON.
ford tie Tor its mark. Oxford tie is wide
| praid, lacing through three or four holes, ~.
| ing In loose bow knot suede leather is
| being largely used in the manufacture oi
| These, also u russell leather, which Is very
elective Suit slippers eclipse anything ever
beiore produced In shape, goods, and buckle,
| Common serss idea, with English or ball
| rounded toe, and with or without cloth
| uppers, is the ordinary shoe rsices are moi
| advanced in foot gear.
| \ pithy remark of Mr. lngerscll Is well
| worth remembering in this connection. He
| says q" There is no earthly sense in going
| looking like Old scratch, just because you are
| 4 farmers wife, and live in the country. L
| you have to wear calico, wear 1t, but in the
name OF common decepcy. have 1t cut in the
ls;est fashion. FANNIE EDGAR THOMAS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
IN VANITY FAIR

Through Vanity Fair IN days of old.
There passed u maiden with lncks OF gold,
And peidier opened hts tempting pack,
crying 30. my pretty lass what dye lack
Here's many ware,
Costly ana rare.
Come, buy-oh, come, buy!
In Vanity Fair"
"silks ana satins are not for me.
Lace Is for ma,dens Of high degree.
The LAOS would laugh In our country town
II came clad in a broidered gown.
But yet there's ware,
Precious and rare,
tain would buy me
In Vanity Fair.
Pray. sell me- FIR. from your motley store,
hea u that will love me forevermors,
That whether the world shall praise or blame
Through sorrow or Joy will be still the same.
'Tis the only ware
For which care,
MID all the treasures
In Vanity FAIR"
Much II grieves me, q lassie dear"
The peddler said but greatly fear
The hearts that loved In the old sweet way
Have beeu out OF fsshion this many . day;
And gilded care
Is all the ware
You will get for your money
In Vanity Fair"
Florence Tyler IN Ch0xsbsrs Journal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Old Maids.

From the San Francisco Chronicle.
like old maids. There's q great deal Of
need less abuse thrown at old maids. A
woman never grows too old to do some good,
but it is questionable it mau ever grows
old enough to do any good. An old man
who has never got married, who has lived a
sci ii sh bachelor life all bis days, grows surely
into a perfect nuisance, Grabbed, seltsatis-
lied, discontented curm udg geon. Now, II
there is ons thing more beautiful in lite than
another, it Is the admiration aud devotion
maiden aunts show toward good looking
nephewa Even q mother never has - much
profound al IN iration aud love tor her son as
her unmarried sister of mature years, who
has pretty well given up the idea OF marry
ing. OF course, in the oldest old maids
breast there is q faint hope that some man
may come along yet, and she always attrib-
utes the fault that ne does not come to her
own austere conduct, bless her.
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Claiming His Rights.

Ex-Sscretsry Of War Lincoln, 1t is said, is
making sixty thousand dollars Q year from
his law business, and has no political ambi.
ton. A Chicago reporter who went to In.
terview him met with startling success. Mr..
Lincoln said You will do me kindness
by printing, a. coming from me, the state
msnt that Ros. r. Lincoln does not want to
be written up in the newspapers He requests
every editor tn let him alone, and would
be glad II his name never again appeared
in the columns OF newspaper. A private
citizen should have some rights in this coun.
alone by the press. sm prscticiDg law, and
doing nothing else, and ing OF nothing
else. No thought OF public office enters my
mind"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Birm,ngham's wonderful Growth.

Mr.. James X. Randall has made his first
visit TO Birmingham, Ala, and has written an
enthusiastic description OF the magic city.
Mr. Randall says some idea OF the sxpsn.
sion OF the place may be arrived q. when 1t
il declared that seventy-ntue first-class stores
are in progress in the heart OF the city, and
two thou sand weliings, not a few Of them
elegant and artistic, in various quarters 1t
is confidently predicted that within i've
years Birmingham will, with its Legitimate
suburbs, have 10000 Inhabitants Mr.. Ran
dali adds " Birmingham il improving gas
Economically. ! ate beefsteak from the West
that made me dream Of BAlti more, and there
came Q bretzs from the Chesapeake bay
when sott.shei crabs were put before me.
When You sse town developing In the sp-
petite, It is becoming civilized itself and alb
sor bing the civilization of older places by
the seashOFo and the mountain, "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

From the Austin Dispatch.
The ladies' will not have the privilege OF
casting vote the coming election, but the
liberality with which they will distribute
sweet cak Oh and ice cream, accom- panied with
fascinating please-vote- for the anne ndment
smile, will decide more than one wavering
sovereign.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
UMPHREYS
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,

For Horses, Cattle. sheep Dogs Hogs. Poultry.
so rAGG BOOK
On Treat nent of Animals and Chart sent free.
CURES -Feyers, Ccugestions, inflammation IN.
AA.-Spinal Meningitis, MILK Fever.
RB.-StAins, L,fmeness, rheumatism.
C.C.-DistemI,er. Nasal Discharges.
IDIOTS or Gruhs. worms.
E.E.-Coughs, Heaves, Pneumonia.
F.f-Coltc or Gripes. Bsllyache.
G.G.-Mtscarrtase, Hemorrhaxes.
HH.-Urtnary and kidney Diseases.
Ll.-Eruptive Diseases. Mango.
Jk.-Diseases J OF Digestion.
STABLE CASE. with Specifics. Manual.
witch Hazel oil aud Mcdcator. ......... 81 %
PRICE, single Bottle lover 81 doses)...... GOr.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS OR
SENT PREPAID on RECElpr OF PRICE.
Huuphreys Med. Co.. 100 Fulton St. n. Y.
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a nodsss Proposition.

From the Galveston News.
The ong.sufisring editor OF an interior
paper utters this despsiring cry "If there
could bs some law by which one might Kill
the thousandeth crank after listening Pc
tisntly to the nine hundred and nine nine,
there would be some sileviatiOn OF editorial
misery. But there IL no such law, and one
has to take OF his hat TO ell such psople and
thank them Tor advice, even II 1t makes him
SICK"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11
Ex-Governor Hosdiy's Prophecy.

Ex-Governor Hosdly was interviewed
while passing through Pittsburg Monday.
He Is quoted Saying: Cleveland Will be
nominated by acclsmatlon. There 10 certain.
ly no question about this, and ne will be
elected. 1t matters not whom the Republi.
sans nominate. Tnere IL considerable scOld.
ing and frstting among Democrats who nave
kick ers will be in line at the proper time."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

FACE of Gods soldiers bears
sword divine;
Stretch out thy trembling hands
To-day for thine
-Adslatds a. Pro cfor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

DENSSYLVANiA HAILR OA ID sch ED
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-11

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